Blue Ridge Breakdown
About this eBook
When Ava Monroe's escape to the Blue Ridge Mountains takes a treacherous turn, she finds herself stranded in a snowstorm, her world upended on a desolate mountain road. With her beloved boxer dog missing and her car buried in snow, hope seems lost until Deputy Jack Sullivan emerges through the forest — a strapping, lumberjack-like figure, who is as tough and abrasive as the winter elements.
In the quaint town of Jubilee, Georgia, Ava's tearful plight on the mountain is just the beginning. Jack, with his gruff exterior and a heart of hidden depth, reluctantly aids her search for her missing dog. His tough demeanor challenges Ava, yet his unexpected acts of kindness begin to pierce through the haze of her tumultuous escape.
As Ava delves deeper into Jubilee's embrace, she finds more than just a refuge from the storm. The town, with its welcoming arms and Jack's begrudging assistance, kindles a flicker of hope and strength she thought had vanished. However, just as she starts to adapt to this new life, her past refuses to stay behind. The sudden appearance of her celebrated ex-fiancé threatens to shatter the fragile peace she's found.
Blue Ridge Breakdown is not just a tale of survival and rescue; it's a journey of finding resilience and unexpected companionship in the most unlikely places. In the snow-dusted corners of Jubilee, where every path can lead to a new beginning, Ava must confront her past and decide what, and who, truly defines her future.
About the author
Rachel Hanna is an 11-time USA Today and 2-time Wall Street Journal bestselling author who has sold over 2 million books. She crafts women's fiction that takes readers on emotional journeys through the scenic landscapes of the South—whether it's the sun-kissed beaches or the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. Her characters are mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends facing life-altering changes, always accompanied by a generous dose of romance.
Though she penned her first story at the tender age of 8, Rachel didn't publish her debut novel until she was 40, turning her lifelong passion for storytelling into a career that has touched the hearts of millions.
Married for 26 years and a mother to three grown children, Rachel calls a charming, Hallmark-esque town in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia her home. She also shares her life with two adorable rescue dogs who complete her family. The South isn't just a setting in her novels; it's a character in its own right. Through her vivid storytelling, she brings to life the region's warm community spirit, its rich history, and the romantic locales that make it so endearing.
